Sentence examples for based on a supervisory from inspiring English sources

The overall control system is based on a supervisory architecture in which the Energy Management System EMSS) plays the role of the power flow supervisor.

A secondary frequency controller based on a supervisory wind farm control system (SWFCS) fully utilizes the secondary frequency reserve to follow commands from system operator, including AGC commands (updated power set point) and power flow adjustment [50, 64].

On the contrary, the reactive power control generated (Q gen ) is based on a supervisory var power output (Q ord ) which may come from either of the two characteristic var curves described above.

Our key findings, which are based on a unique supervisory German dataset, are that regulatory interventions robustly trigger decreases in liquidity creation, while capital support does not affect liquidity creation.

This HW/SW system implements the IEEE 1451 based on a control module and supervisory software for industrial automation.

The framework is based on a process theory geared towards supervisory coordination and control of nondeterministic discrete-event systems under partial observation.

AA of the telerobot was based on a predetermined schedule of manual- and supervisory-control allocations occurring when operator workload changes were expected due to the stages of a teleoperation task.

The supervisory level control is designed based on a human inspired heuristic approach whereas the task level control is formulated as a quadratic optimization problem with linear constraints.

This work is based on a report on the Icelandic financial regulatory framework and supervisory practices that was prepared by a renowned and experienced Finnish bank supervisor, Kaarlo Jännäri, and published earlier this year.

In this paper, a supervisory control scheme is presented that was designed based on a thorough investigation of the energetic aspects of the solar plant and on several identification experiments at the real plant.

These roles were based on a prior study exploring academics' conceptions of their roles in promoting academic integrity in a supervisory context.